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Answer:
This exercise is incomplete, missing the value of k (decay constant), which is equal to 4x10⁻⁸s⁻¹ at 25°C
The answer is 0.549 years
Explanation:
Given:
first order of reaction
k = 4x10⁻⁸s⁻¹
For a first order of reaction, the half-life time for the degradation of DDT is equal to:

Answer:
Bubbles are a sign that the yeast is alive, and that it is performing anaerobic respiration. You should notice that the mixtures with too little and too much sugar do not grow, bubble or foam properly. This is because the yeast needs the perfect amount in order to produce carbon dioxide.
Explanation: